The Casio Edifice – Form Following Function or Function Following Form? It’s Both!
Have I said that I love watches? I think that I have before. In fact, a year ago, I reviewed a Casio Pathfinder that had
Have I said that I love watches? I think that I have before. In fact, a year ago, I reviewed a Casio Pathfinder that had
I have an Ultrabook and a MacBook Air and my non-SSD traditional laptop is getting jealous. It told me that it wants to be more
A few months ago, Sony and Ford Motors invited the Cast of Dads out to the East Coast to participate in a variety of events,
Remember when netbooks were the “next big thing”? A few years ago, everyone wanted one of these small, compact and seemingly essential computers. But after
A few years ago, I had the pleasure of visiting a local San Francisco business to see their craft in action. The company is Rickshaw
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of meeting with the Ford folks at a San Francisco 49er game. There I got to see
I sit in a darkened cafe. About a block away, packs of people are streaming into the San Francisco Opera House as part of a
I’m a dad who loves gadgets. That’s part of the reason why I have this site is so that I can share this love and
I’m a bit of a slacker daddy. My kids seemed to be the only ones on the block who were last to learn how to
For the month of November, I grew facial hair. I wasn’t trying to make my wife upset nor prevent my kids from kissing me because
The automobiles that I have been testing over the past few years were very much oriented toward families of 5 or more people (which is
Show me a family who hasn’t played Monopoly before and I will let you see the dinosaur I keep in my back yard. I would
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